Tiny Spitfire
Watched by tiny spectators. Eastbourne airborne from Cuckmere Haven.

Watched by tiny spectators. Eastbourne airborne from Cuckmere Haven.
Quick sketch of the Brighton marathon today. My people are a bit wonky… they run surprisingly fast… its almost like they’ve trained for it.
West Pier and beyond.
7:30 AM at the i360: An escapee… then another… and another… and another…
Bikes here, bikes there, bikes blooming everywhere!
The red lights are on, the sky is clear and the moon is conspicuously absent. Perfect stargazing conditions at the Herstmonceux astronomy festival this weekend.
Time to sketch Dome A at twilight, before admiring a staggeringly clear Milky Way, Saturn’s rings and Jupiter’s Galilean moons. I had to eat a Mars bar to come back down to Earth!
So cool!
Imagine my surprise when I stumbled across Luke Jerram’s Museum of the moon again. This time… in a museum!National History Museum
Scream! Scream! No, that’s not the sound of children opening their presents. It’s the shrieks of the brave swimmers of Brighton and Hove taking their annual dip in The Channel on Christmas Morning! Happy Christmas!!
Lycraphobes locked their doors today as the London to Brighton Bike Ride hit town.
Not even stopping to shake some Lycra in Bar Broadway.
I prepared for sketching at the Royal Windsor Horse Show this weekend with Monika Zagrobelna’s really helpful blog post on how to draw horses.
Capturing these gorgeous beauties from life is a very different matter, but I fixed my eye on the prize and let the pen ride the page.
The ones that look like big dogs are Shetland Ponies. The others I blame on the champagne.
The tea tent was a gentle trot in comparison!
It was all so exciting that I forgot to sketch the queen!